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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

I've got MOVE to keep me warm

I’ve got MOVE to keep me warm

Regina Anderson December 1, 2015

As the weather is getting colder, you may be wondering what to do with all the clothes taking up extra closet space. With these few essentials, you are guaranteed to stay warm and stylish, while making...

Loftin leaves one contract and enters another

Claire Mitzel December 1, 2015

R. Bowen Loftin signed a six-year contract in 2013 when he accepted the offer to become MU’s chancellor. On Nov. 9, the day he announced his resignation as chancellor, he signed another contract, a transition...

French foreign exchange students reflect on tragedy in Paris

French foreign exchange students reflect on tragedy in Paris

After the protests on campus this semester, French exchange student Mathilde Saint-Genis decided to relax at the pool in the Student Recreation Complex on Friday, Nov. 13. She believed the rough week was...

MU library looks for new ways to improve after fee failed

MU library looks for new ways to improve after fee failed

Lauren Wortman December 1, 2015

Funding options for improvements to MU Libraries look slim after MU’s student body [voted to fail the controversial library fee](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/11/18/mu-students-fail-library-fee/)...

Interactive Map: Where Mizzou athletes are from

Interactive Map: Where Mizzou athletes are from

Peter Baugh November 30, 2015

At Mizzou, there are athletes from 37 states and 14 countries. Hao Jin, a volleyball player, traveled over 7,000 miles to come to the school from China. In contrast, 29 Tigers stayed in town, coming from...

Talk TV to Me: Wrestling isn’t just about wrestling

Gabriela Velasquez November 27, 2015

The arena quiets, but only a little. Somewhere in the distance, a lone fan shouts in excitement. The air is abuzz with energy and anticipation. The lights dim, and everyone leans forward in their seats,...

Thanksgiving survival guide: Talking to your family about Mizzou

Katherine Knott, Elizabeth Loutfi November 26, 2015

Thanksgiving dinner is going to be fun this year. Your friends from home you’ve never talked to you, your parents, fringe family members and pretty much everyone in your town has probably heard about...

Lucky’s Market gets all our stomach’s rumbling with their annual Thanksgiving tasting fair

Amanda Battmer November 25, 2015

As Thanksgiving quickly approaches, the stress of meal preparations can be overwhelming. Most of the time, it’s fair to admit that slaving over a stove for hours on end preparing for the whole ordeal...

Styled & Studied: Bring the table to your wardrobe

Lauren Williams November 25, 2015

November has all but come to an end, and America has reminded us that Thanksgiving is the forgettable middle trapped in between the youthful Halloween and the wise, yet lovable Christmas. Being a fan of...

Four things college students are grateful for

Megan Schaltegger November 25, 2015

Each year, as Thanksgiving rolls around, I find myself thanking the universe for the same things: the freedom to gorge on ungodly amounts of pumpkin pie without judgment, legs that allow me to run from...

Interim Chancellor Foley states resolve ‘to be better’ in statement on Laquan McDonald’s death

Taylor Blatchford November 25, 2015

Protesters have taken to the Chicago streets after [the city released the dash-cam video from the October 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald](http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-chicago-cop-shooting-video-laquan-mcdonald-charges-20151124-story.html). McDonald,...

Black, White and Read: Looking back on these three books for Thanksgiving

Katie Rosso November 25, 2015

Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. Mostly because of the food and family time, but it’s still a great time to reflect on what we have and be grateful. As for books, there are some novels...